Allergens, pet dander, pollen, dust, dust mite debris, bacteria, viruses, and volatile organic compounds are all common triggers of allergies. Fortunately, these tiny particles can be trapped by the best air purifiers for allergies. The Levoit 400S is our top pick for an air purifier that effectively captures allergens in your home. It has a True HEPA H13 filter that removes 99.9% of particles smaller than 0.3 microns at certain times.
It also captures some bacteria and viruses, and with advanced activated carbon, the machine filters volatile organic compounds from the air. The Levoit 400S is not only powerful but also has a sleek design with elegant edges and handles for easy maneuvering. For larger rooms in your home, the Blue Pure 211+ is the ideal choice. It can cover rooms up to 600 feet long and is available in a range of colors to make it easier to camouflage it in your home.
The Blue Pure 211+ passed our tests under several conditions and is economical to use. If you're a smart home fan, the Dyson Purifier Cool is a great option with its sleek and well-designed design. For those who need a discreet air purifier to add to their home, the Rabbit AirMinus A2 SPA-780a has a design designed for elegant and stylish homes. It is ultra-quiet and can cover rooms up to 600 feet long.
The Coway AirMega 250 is a popular air purifier because of its high-end design and claims that it can capture 99.99% of fine particles suspended in the air. It has a three-stage filtration system and covers up to 930 square feet. It also has smart features such as quick mode which circulates the air at maximum power until the air is clean. For those on a budget, the GermGuardian AC4825E is an economical purchase that can greatly help you breathe better.
It would be suitable for single rooms and has three speeds including an ultra-quiet sleep mode so you can keep your machine running through the night. Using a HEPA filter in your home can remove most of the particles in the air that could worsen allergies. But airborne particles aren't the only ones in your home; it's important to keep carpets, bedding, curtains, countertops, and tables clean as well. Whenever possible, it's important to eliminate the source of allergens and irritants such as tobacco smoke.
